Rambo (2008)

Rambo

Genre: Action, thriller

Release date: 25 January, 2008

Tag-line: Heroes never die…. They just reload.

Running time: 93 min.

“Rambo” is back with its latest release

You remember the last time we saw John Rambo, it was in 1988, twenty years back. Sylvester Stallone, is back with his latest release ‘Rambo‘, he himself, being the director, writer and is doing the lead too. This time the bad guys are Burmese. Well, if you want to catch up with this latest release of Stallone, then this site offers you free downloading. You can download all the latest released movies from this site, with the highest quality that you can get on line. All you need is five minutes from your busy schedule, to get your favorite movie, that also hassle free. And, you can trust us when it comes to quality and security of your system.

Synopsis

As the film opens, we are provided with a brief overview of situation in Burma, where most of the action takes place. We are introduced to Rambo in the very beginning, who is leading a simple, solitary life and makes a living by capturing snakes and selling them in a nearby village. That’s when Michael and Sarah enter his life. They are Christian missionaries on their way up river from Thailand to Burma and they would like Rambo to be their guide. Rambo after a bit of persuading by the two, agrees to take them to their destination. Less than two weeks later, pastor Arthur Marsh finds Rambo and tells him that the aid workers have not returned yet and the embassy is unable to locate them. Now its all up to Rambo, to find the aid workers and we see him back in action.

Cast

Actor\actress	Role
Sylvester Stallone	John Rambo
Julie Benz	Sarah
Matthew Marsden	School Boy
Graham McTavish	Lewis
Reynaldo Gallegos	Diaz (as Rey Gallegos)
Jake La Botz	Reese
Tim Kang	En-Joo
Maung Maung Khin	Tint
Paul Schulze	Michael Burnett
Cameron Pearson	Missionary #4 (Jeff)
Thomas Peterson	Missionary #2 (Dentist)
Tony Skarberg	Missionary #3 (Videographer)
James With	Missionary #5 (Preacher) (as James Wearing Smith)
Kasikorn Niyompattana	Snake Hunter #2
Shaliew ‘Lek’ Bamrungbun	Snake Hunter #1

Production Credits:

Sylvester Stallone	Director
Art Monterastelli	Writer
Peter Block	Executive Producer
Avi Lerner	Producer

Rambo - Trailer

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Trivia

Originally, Rambo was supposed to hold the M2 .50 caliber machine gun in his hands and fire it, but when fully assembled the .50 weighed 120 lbs. Stallone was still capable of holding and firing it but it was too cumbersome for quick movements, so they mounted it on the back of a jeep instead.

Averages 2.59 killings per minute.

Julie Benz was cast as Sarah because Sylvester Stallone was a big fan of the TV show “Dexter” (2006) in which she stars.

Ted Kotcheff who directed First Blood (1982), the original of the Rambo series, acts as a technical consultant on this particular installment.

Has a kill count of 236, the most for any Rambo film. read more….

Movie Error

At the end of the finale battle when the the films villain gets sliced open by Rambo, the effect shot of him rolling down the hill after Rambo kicks him is laughably fake. The injury sustained to him required the villain’s upper torso to move almost completely disjointed from his lower torso. The computer-aided effects are sub par, the blood splatter is misplaced on the actor’s body and the movements are impossible. Not to mention the fact that Rambo obviously could not have cut through his spinal cord, which would have made it impossible for the body to move in its disjointed manner.

An unexploded British ‘Tallboy’ bomb from World War II is found in the jungles of Burma. First, no Tallboy bomb was ever dropped in Burma. Further, the purpose of the Tallboy is to quake the earth to shake concrete buildings down, so dropping one in Burma’s jungle would be pointless. Lastly, if a Tallboy had indeed been dropped, it falls at super-sonic speed and is hardened to penetrate concrete structures, embed itself below them, then detonate. It would have been underground, not tangled in branches above ground as if made of balsa wood, for Rambo to easily find. read more….

Goofs

In the beginning map scene, CALCUTTA is clearly spelled CALCUTA.

At the end of the movie Rambo kills the last bad guy by stabbing him in the stomach with his knife and slicing him open, yet a moment later when Rambo kicks him down the hill, there isn’t one drop of blood on his knife.

When one man moves to the tower to get a better shot he is seen using an AKS-47 with the stock completely folded, in the next scene he is firing a basic AK-47 with a fixed buttstock.

The “Tallboy” bomb that is shown in the movie appears only six to ten feet long. A real tallboy is a 21 foot bomb. They also show a rounded end cap on the back of the bomb, whereas the tallboy had a pointed cap after the fins.

After the final gun battle, Sarah leaves her position with the sniper, and we see her move quite a distance away as the sniper lifts his rifle. As they cut to a different angle of the sniper relaxing/packing up, we can clearly see Sarah’s head/hair in the lower right corner of the screen, only a foot or two away from the sniper. read more…..

Memorable Quotes

Sarah: You know you never told us your name.
John Rambo: John.
Sarah: Where are you from?
John Rambo: Bowie, Arizona.
Sarah: Why’d you leave?
John Rambo: I got drafted in Nam.
Sarah: And you just stayed?
John Rambo: It’s complicated.
Sarah: You have family back home?
John Rambo: Father, maybe. I don’t know.
Sarah: Aren’t you curious to see how things might’ve changed back home?
John Rambo: Gotta have a reason for that. read more…..

Movie News

Sofia Mayor Meets His Idol Sylvester Stallone
September 28, 2008: Hollywood superstar Sylvester Stallone, who has arrived to Bulgaria reportedly looking for locations for his new Rambo 5 movie, met Sunday Sofia Mayor Boyko Borisov, an ardent fan of Sly.
Borisov is the only politician Mr Stallone is to meet during his short trip to Bulgaria that includes visits to the Nu Boyana film studios and the Worldwide FX company that made the special effects for Rambo 4.

Sylvester Stallone Doing Rambo 5 And 6 And Hopefully No More
September 15, 2008: This year’s Rambo gave the world just what it needed - an unnaturally jacked-up sexagenarian doing gory murder on millions of foreigners.
And, make no mistake, Rambo worked on every conceivable level - as a flat-out action movie, as a piece of issue-based social filmmaking, as a way of utterly obliterating the Burmese tourist industry, as a warning against the use of HGH at an advanced age, as a reminder that nobody looks good with a mullet. We could go on.

Rambo 5 and 6 on the cards
September 15, 2008: As we’ve mentioned before on the site, Sylvester Stallone hasn’t been put off by the fact that, er, very few people seemed to like his revival of the Rambo franchise. And not to put too fine a point on it, he’s nipping off to make another one while people are still willing to give him the cash to do so.

Rambo 5, which we suspect may end up being called John Rambo (which was one of the titles that the fourth film went under for a while, before being truncated down to just Rambo), is set to go before the cameras next year, with Stallone once again on directorial duties, having penned the script.

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Movie reviews

The film fits in the Rambo tradition and is up to the expectations of each Rambo film. Sylvester Stallone, even after twenty years has not forgotten, what his viewers want from him. Rambo has enough of action, to catch up the attention of its viewers. The plot and story is again smartly done, with no loop holes and cutting edges, from any angle. As far as the acting is concerned, all I would like to say is that, Stallone knows his Rambo too well and can even play him in his sleep. This movie, I would say, if, is not the best, then it is not even the worst. It has a decent storyline, with lots of action.read more….

Recommendations

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